On the Pax Polaris Occidens
The North Pacific is delighted to announce the ratification of a new, multilateral treaty with The West Pacific and New Pacific Order.
Pax Polaris Occidens builds upon the Joint Statement On Continued Interregional Peace, released 12 June. The treaty reaffirms the signatories commitments to mutual defence and highlights our refusal to succumb to intimidation by foreign groups.
The North Pacific is proud to stand alongside its allies in The West Pacific and New Pacific Order against any attempt to threaten, intimidate or harm us, or our allies. This treaty throws a protective shield over any region or organisation that has concluded a mutual defence treaty with a signatory region, a total of 40 regions, providing a firm deterrent to any who would wish those regions harm.
Foreign Minister Hulldom had the following to say about this exciting new agreement:
“We are pleased to have concluded this agreement with the West Pacific and the New Pacific Order as we continue to combat malign actors in the wider game. I am certainly hopeful that the Pax Polaris Occidens will make others think twice before antagonizing us or any of our allies in the future.”
If you have any questions, please direct them to either our Delegate, Pallaith (@Ghost#8853) or our Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hulldom (@QuatuorPlusOne#9419).